Charged with Getting $1300 on Bad Check
Charles Bessie, under 30, arrested by Detective Pat Piercy near Seventh and Hampshire while driving a blue Elcar. He is accused of purchasing the car from David Motor Co of St Louis with a forged $1300 check. He denies forgery, cites Elkhart origin, while a factory-to-agency claim fails. A representative will claim the car in Quincy. Police tie him to additional forged checks in Troy and Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bessie
Pat Piercy
Seventh
Hampshire Streets
David Motor Company
St. Louis
Bessie
Elkhart
Ind
Keokuk
Iowa
David Totor
Quincy
Troy
Taylor
Hannibal
Palmyra
Henry Waelker
Fourth
Oak Streets
Kaelber
Quincyan
Jack Connery
Lakey
Piercy
Meise
James Simmons
Henry Reinold
Disabled veterans urged to apply for federal vocational training
Virgil Johnston of the Quincy exemption board urged more disabled soldiers to use the federal board offer for free vocational education. Fill-out cards go to the federal board, guiding disabled service members to immediate training with pay and allowances for the training period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Virgil Johnston
Quincey
Fonnston
Federal Board
Miss Elizabeth Catlin Taken Ill After Stroke at Home
Friends learn of Miss Elizabeth Catlin’s serious illness in Blessing hospital after a paralytic stroke at her home 1643 Vermont Street. Miss Grace Bolles entertained 15 friends at 416 North Tenth Street Tuesday night in honor of Charles King’s birthday with games music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Catlin
Blessing Hospital
Miss Catlin
Vermont Street
Grace Bolles
North Tenth Street
Charles King
Abe Martin Remembers When a Girl's Mind Was an Asset
A quip about society's view of women's intellect, noting past expectations that a woman's qualities defined her value as a civic ideal. The remark reflects on social norms and the elusive standard of exemplary citizenship tied to appearance and intellect.
Family Day at Truck and Tractor Show Shines in Armory
The armory hosts a two session Family Day as the Truck and Tractor Show closes. Special afternoon music and a 9 to 12 night family dance invite all, with wide floor space for dancing and an orchestra playing the latest tunes.Visitors are urged to come, enjoying a high standard exhibit of trucks and tractors mirroring the auto show. The event aims to inform farmers and business people about tractor models and capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Quincy
Daughter Forgiven For Hasty Marriage in Chicago
Knox Fletcher of Carthage, in Quincy Monday night, wired forgiveness to his daughter Lola for her hasty marriage to Corporal Hiram Scofield in Chicago. He recalled his own late wife and his past informing friends of marriage, and the couple, on their way to Washington and Virginia, hope the groom will secure his Army release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Fletcher
Carthage
Quincy
Lola
Hiram Scofield
Chicago
Mr. Fletcher
Mrs. Scofield
Washington
Virginia
Deaths and Funerals Vernice Dawn of Vlorinda
Vernice Dawn of Vlorinda Towa died in Colorado where he had been for the past year for health reasons. Word reached his uncle WB Logal of Mark Mo. Tuesday morning. His parents and grandparents reside in Warsaw and the body will likely be sent there for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernice Dawn
Vlorinda
Towa
Colorado
Wb, Logal
Mark
Warsaw
Six Year Old Dorothy Phillips Dies of Diphtheria
Funeral services for Dorothy Phillips were held at her parents home 732 South Fifth Street Tuesday evening with Rev. F A McCarty presiding. Miss Rogers sang two hymns. The body was sent to Springfield for burial. Dorothy died Monday night at home after a short illness. she attended school until two days before her death. Surviving are her parents and sister Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Phillips
George Phillips
South Fifth Street
F. A. McCarty
Miss Rogers
Springfield
Dorothy
Miss Florence
Endres Brother of Rev. Endres Dies in Wichita Kans
S. H. Endres brother of Rev. W. D. Endres former pastor of the Christian church in Quincy died in Wichita Kansas Tuesday. Rev Endres with Culver-Stockton college of Canton was in Centralia Missouri traveling when he left immediately for Wichita following the telegram from Wichita received Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Endres
W. D. Endres
The
Christian Church In
Quincey
Wichita
Kans
Quincy
Endres
Culver-Stockton College of Canton
Centralia
Eckert, Albert F P, died at home in Quincy
Albert F P Eckert died at his home 1815 North Fifth Street Tuesday afternoon after three months of illness from valvular heart disease and pneumonia. A Missouri-born resident of Quincy for many years he worked as a sausage maker at Gehring meat market until resigning last Saturday. Survived by widow two daughters Miss Clara and Mrs John McAkinney his mother two brothers in Canton Missouri and Milan Missouri and two sisters in Canton. Funeral plans not yet set but likely Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Eckert
Albert FP. Eckert
North Fifth Street
Mr. Eckert
Missouri
Quincy
Gehring
Clara
John McAkinnay
Canton
Milan
Mrs. Mary Hummelt Funeral Services Details
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Hummelt were held at 9 oclock Tuesday morning from the home 926 Payson avenue and at 9 30 oclock from St Marys Catholic church Rev Klaes officiating Burial was in St Boniface cemetery Bearers were Henry Gree man Richard Smith Joseph Laacke Henry Schnelten Henry Steinkamp and Alfred Kurte
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hummelt
Payson Avenue
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Rev
Klaes
St. Boniface Cemetery
Henry Greeman
Richard Smith
Joseph Laacke
Henry Schnelten
Henry Steinkamp
Alfred Kurte
A H Crum of Forrest Dies in Ohio at 72
Word reached Quincy Tuesday that A H Crum 72 father of C R Crum of Quincy died in Forrest Ohio. He was called to Ohio Friday by his father’s serious illness and was with him when he passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Crum
Quincy
C. R. Crum
Forrest
Concordias Sweep Pattern Makers in League Bowing Night
The Concordias won all three games against the Pattern Makers in Tuesday night action at the Labor Temple bowling league. The results listed include aannuam Ame BiuICA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordias
Labor Temple
Supervisors debate memorial site at county grounds
Adams county board held two sessions Tuesday approving routine business while debating using the Detention Home lot for a soldiers and sailors memorial. Judiciary committee to report on legality of ground use. Norway spruce Christmas tree petition referred to buildings and grounds. Inspections of the House of Correction Detention Home County Farm and county jail planned. May term grand jurors to be appointed. adjournment expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Board of Supervisors
Quincy
Adams County
Judiciary Committee
Leaton Irwin
Court House
Committee On
House of Correction
County Farm
Circuit Court
Will Arrest All The Traffic Violators
Motorcycle Policeman Jerry Akers warns that immediate arrests will follow for drivers who cut corners or fail to obey traffic laws. He cites recent vehicle damage from improper turns and vows prosecutions without fear or favor. Walter Sieman was arrested Wednesday afternoon for speeding in the business district. his case will be heard by Police Magistrate P. W. Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Akers
Akers
Walter Sieman
P. W. Reardon
Dance Draws Record Crowd at St Barbara Night
Large turnout despite bad weather for the St Barbara dance at Knights of Columbus hall. Whist games yielded many prizes with women winners including Mary Schroeder and Elizabeth Schroeder. Men’s top players were William Ball Herbert Heinz and Frank Wensing. organizers listed with committees and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pa
St. Barbara
W. A
Woimen
Mary Schroeder
C. N. Mason
Leona Brinkman
Walter Fich
Frank Stegeman
Rose Niehaus
Punch
Theo Wand
Anna Wensing
Lillian Druffel
Marie Winters
Helen Dillmeyer
Emma Vonderhaar
John Walters
Henry Anders
Fred Althof
Frank Zopf
Gerdes Chosen Head of Engineers' Club
W. F. Gerdes was re elected president of the Quincy Engineers club at the annual meeting in Hotel Newcomb Tuesday night A paving paper by Web P Bushnell was read by George W Gille due to Bushnell other business Other officers elected were W C Dowd vice president Dwight P Chila secretary treasurer J A Colburn and George W Gille trustees for two year terms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gerdes
Quincy Engineers Club
Newcomb
Web. P. Bushnell
George W. Gille
Bushnell
W. C. Dowd
Dwight P. Chila
J. A. Colburn
Investigate Frauds To Get Liberty Bonds
Federal Trade Commission opened formal investigation into fraudulent schemes by stock promoters who urged liberty bond holders to swap for worthless securities. Cases were presented by the treasury department and capital issues committee, with the commission ready to consider data from private and commercial sources as the government prepares for the upcoming securities issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Liberty
Federal Trade Commission
Treasury Department and
Capital Issues Committee
Clemenceau Greeted on Return to French Assembly
Paris March 5 Premier Clemenceau made his first appearance in the Chamber of Deputies since the assassination attempt. Deputies surrounded and congratulated him on his escape and recovery. He then visited the Senate where a similar scene occurred, and he appeared in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Three Killed in Auto Accident at Indian Creek Bridge
In Council Bluffs Ta Mar 5 Edgar A Hutchins and Mrs J C Brock of Council Bluffs and Jim Allen of Omaha were killed. J E Shank of Council Bluffs was fatally injured in an automobile crash Tuesday. Mrs Brock’s husband escaped. The car, driven at high speed, struck the middle girder of a bridge over Indian Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Edgar A. Hutchins
J. C. Brock
Jim Allen
Omaha
J. E. Shank
Brock
Indian Creek
International officer to aid settlement in Quincy labor dispute
James Brown of Chicago international vice-president of the molders is due in Quincy to push a wage scale and schedule agreement. If no settlement is reached, molders may strike after today as other unions suspend work. Foundries and shops are signaling widespread closure while daily meetings continue and employers refuse the demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Chicago
Quincy
Comstock Castle
Channon-Emery Company
Rotarians Discuss Labor Conditions at Noonday Meeting
Rotary members met in Hote Newcomb to discuss labor problems and the worker employer relationship during a prolonged noonday session. Washington dispatches note Rotary headquarters asking members to aid employment of men released from prisons and penitentiaries, reporting 20,000 employers opening plants to such workers and 1,000 released prisoners employed with 95 percent making good. Quincy Rotary has not yet received the letter, so the issue has not been discussed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hote
Newcomb
Washington
National
Rotary Headquarters
Quincy Rotary Club
Lewis Shoe Company Donates 75 Pairs Shoes
Lewis Shoe Co contributed 75 pairs of shoes in response to a March Red Cross drive for European war refugees. Local officials welcome all usable clothing and shoes and ask those willing to help to contact Miss Akers in the Chamber of Commerce for collection directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Red Cross
America
Europe
Lewis Shoe Co
Red Cross
Akers
Chamber of Commerce
Smith Thompson Wedding Announced in Quincy Marriage
Friends in Quincy received notice of the marriage of Miss Bess Thompson formerly of Quincy, daughter of Mrs. M. I. Thompson, and William Peyton Smith of Los Angeles. The couple planned to reside at 2120 Maine Street Little Rock Arkansas after March 1.
Nuessen Bergman Marries in St Marys Church
Miss Mamie Bergman and Henry Nuessen were married Tuesday morning at St Marys Catholic Church by Rev Father Zurben sen. Attendants were Miss Sophia Bergman and Leo Nuessen. The bride’s dress was white crepe de chine with a veil, flowers, and a shower bouquet. The groom is from Melrose and they will reside on his farm after a reception at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Barkhold
Jackson Street
Melrose
Seathakis Trapp Wedding At St Rose Of Lima
Miss Antonetta Trapup daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Trapp marries Demetrice Seathakis of California at St Rose of Lima church with Father Brennan officiating. A wedding breakfast for fifteen relatives follows. The couple plans a trip to Peoria and Chicago before settling with her parents while seeking a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seathakis- Trapp
Antonetta Trapup
Anton Trapp
Demetrice Seathakis
California
St. Rose of Lima
Father Brennan
Peoria
Chicago
Lange Carney Marriage in Quincy Office
Mrs Anna Carney of Quincy and Andrew Lange of Albion Ind were married at 8 o clock Tuesday evening by Judge J E Bonney in his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lange- Carney
Anna Carney
Quincy
Andrew
Lange
Albion
Ind
J. E. Bonney
Court Denies Appeal Of Claude G. Pierson
Jefferson City Mo March 6 The supreme court Tuesday afternoon dismissed the appeal of Claude G Pierson now in Webster county jail under sentence of thirty five years imprisonment for kidnapping He was convicted in October 1918 of kidnapping Josiah Lloyd Kent 14 months old son of Mr and Mrs J Holland Kent of Suinge Mo The baby was stolen May 30 1917 and the body was recovered in the well of an old abandoned arm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Claude G. Tpierson
Webster County
Josiah Lloyd Kent
J. Holland Kent
Plans for new club grounds discussed by directors
Country club directors met Tuesday night to discuss informal improvements needed for the new grounds taken over by the organization March 1. The land will be put in meadow and prepared for transfer when possession is decided. They may defer laying out the new course until fall and await guidance from new professional Mr. Davidson arriving soon from Florida. Work on the present greens and course will begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Davidson
Florida
Mrs Walter Rice Seeks Warrant Over Deserted Wife
Mrs Walter Rice of Richfield township went to police headquarters Tuesday night asking for a warrant against her husband. She accuses him of desertion after taking funds and selling belongings for a West move. Rice allegedly took nearly all money save 2.72 and promised to ship a motor truck to Hannibal for their new home, with no word since leaving for Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rice
Richfield Township
Rice
West
Hannibal
Quincy
Wheel chair for girl brightens life in Burlington yards tale
Charlotte McMullen, badly injured months ago when struck by an engine, received a wheelchair donated from the fund raised after her accident. The chair offers mobility and daily joy beyond confinement. Also notes John J. Skearney denying Socialist ties and a meeting of the Quincy Freight Bureau board in the Wells Building this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte McMullen
Burlington Yards
Charlotte
Freight Bureau
Board of Government
Quincy Freight Bureau
Bureau
Wells Building
Lambert Lodge Homecoming Planned for April
Lambert lodge of Masons prepares a Homecoming in the Masonic temple with preliminary arrangements under way. The annual event is slated for the latter part of April though no definite dates have been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Lodge
Lambert Lodge of Masons
Masonic Temple
Charles Heidbreder Back to Washington in Tax Office Role
Charles Heidbreder resumes his role as secretary and treasurer of the Quincy Store company and departs Sunday evening for Washington D C to join the auditors office of the income tax. Henry Lange succeeds Heidbreder as president and Dave Reidinger is named vice president after Monday directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heidbreder
Washington
Quincy
Compiany
Washington, D. C
Henry Lange
Heidbreder
Dave Reidinger
LaPrairie Men Pay Taxes In Quincy Visit
LaPrairie residents traveled to Quincy Tuesday to pay county taxes. Attending from LaPrairie were Jim Ross, George Burke, Ira Reynolds, George Eilers, Pete Ellers, George Ihnen and John Tenhaeff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Jim Ross
George Burke
Ira Reynolds
George Eilers
Pete Elers
George Ihnen
John Tenhaeff
Mayor Thompson to Return Friday After Washington Conference
Mayor John A. Thompson sent cards saying he expects to return to Quincy by Friday after attending a conference in Washington with the Secretary of Commerce and Labor on the labor situation. He will pass through Cincinnati and visit the Ahren Vox company, maker of fire engines and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Thompson
Quincy
Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Wilson
Cincinnati
Ahren Vox Company
New Naval Recruit Heads to Peoria for Entrance Exam
Morning Sun Indiana resident George H Wol verton departs for Peoria to take the final navy entrance test as an apprentice seaman after acceptance by recruiting officer W H Schuster. Chief Schuster says mechanics and hospital men are in high demand in the Navy and service there is attractive. Deputy Sheriff Jack Connery reports Gilbert Smith arrested Tuesday afternoon for traffic violations involving an unoccupied car. Smith, a chauffeur, to be arraigned in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wolverton
Morning Sun
Peoria
Navy
W. H. Schuster
Schuuter
Jack Connery
Gilbert Smith
Smith
Decide On Procedure For Contract Claims
Washington March 5 The War Department explained the method of settlement for claims against the government under the Wilson act validating informal contracts. All claims must be filed before June 30. If unsatisfied with the awards, claimants may appeal to the board of contract adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
War Department
Bureau Claims Board
Board of Contract Adjustments
1839 Treaty Peace Question Revisions
Paris march 4 the peace conference commission on belgian affairs reached a decision on revising the 1889 treaty that ended the Poland Belgium conflict. the commission will submit its decision later to the supreme council for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Peace Conference Commission
Poland
Belgium
Supreme Council
Help Parks Tax Push Urges Early Payments
Citizens urged to pay taxes before next Monday to boost park funding with a 2 percent share of collections. The note warns that a new law next spring shifts tax collection to the county treasurer, reducing park benefits. Wealthy Quin cy residents and daily park users are called to act at city hall now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Court House
War era residents and families visit Quincy as service members move
Shrapnell and John Thompson, chief cook at Camp Grant, are in Quincy on a ten day furlough staying with Floyd Stewart at 628 Jersey street. Several locals serving abroad send updates from France and Germany as William Unglaub transfers within AEF units, Earl Suter travels home after engineers service, Trenry Alford en route home after navy discharge, and Henry Fuhrman plans to resume work at Stern store. Emmett Thompson, a Quincy native in France, appears in a Saturday Evening Post photo. his family ties and earlier Missouri railway work are noted along with reports from Luxemburg and Coblenz about wartime conditions and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Camp Grant
Quincy
Floyd Stewart
Jersey Street
Fort
Henry Fuhrman
Henryuhrman
Philadelphia
Ife
Stern
W. H. Wood
North Wirth Street
Emmett Thompson
France
Saturday Evening Post
Germany
George Patiella
Emmett
314Th Field Signal Battalion
Rhine
C. Hoskins
Successive Ne vers camp cleared by March 15, Hapke says
J. Leo Hapke reports that his 6,000 man camp in Nevers France will be cleared by March 15 and that he expects to sail home soon. He has served in France since September with the 19th Transportation corps in a locomotive repair shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leo Hapke
Nevers
France
States
19Th Transportation Corps
Parade Opens Indoor Carnival At Y M C A Tonight
The opening of the indoor carnival at the Y M C A is set for 8 o'clock this evening with a parade. Lamy brothers will perform a world renowned aerial trapeze act, likely drawing a packed crowd. The Peerless quartet and a variety of other acts including dancers and readers are on the program, with Sam Gabel arranging the carnival and requesting clowns bring popcorn balls and pink lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamy Brothers
Australia
Sam Gabel
New Brokerage Firm Is Organized Here
Chelso G. Cissna H L Beard and Charles H Adelpohl formed a partnership to operate Chelso G Cissna Merchandise Brokerage at 711 Maine street. The firm will add new merchandise lines and greatly expand the business. Cissna has previously run a brokerage office in the Stern building. A rack for patrons to leave and reclaim cigars was designed for theaters and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelso G. Cissna
H. L. Beard
Charles H. Adelpohl
Maine Street
Cissna
Stern Building
Howlett Found Alive After War Department Death Notice
Sorrow turned to joy as Ira G Howlett, a Quincy soldier, was located in New York after a war department error announced his death. His mother Mrs Ida Howlett and father L H Howlett confirmed he was alive aboard a Great Northern transport, returning from France. Private Howlett had served at Camp Parker and Camp Logan, was wounded by shrapnel, and was scheduled to sail home. the service flag star is to return to blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira G. Howlett
L. H. Howlett
Quincy
Great Northern
New York
War Department
Whig
Rockford
Howlett
North Fourth Street
France
Finland
Charleston
Camp Parker
Camp Logan
Texas
General Hill
New Buildings For Chaddock Discussed
Chaddock Aid society met at the school Tuesday morning to discuss future needs including a new dining hall and three cottages. Half of 12000 for the hall is raised. bricks bought, construction to start soon. Glee club selections opened the meeting with Illinois a solo by Lawrence Sias and a piano solo by James Fitz. Mrs Frields led devotionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaddock Boys’ School
Chaddock Aid Society
Eva Frields
Glee Club
Sool
Illinois
Lawrence Sias
James Fitz
Whipple Heads to Mayo Clinic for Dental Surgery
Dr. H. L. Whipple departs Sunday for Rochester Minnesota to attend a four day clinic on dental surgery at the Mayo Brothers hospital. The new field at the Rochester institution will draw dentists from across the country. In Minneapolis he and Dr. Gardner will join sessions of the Minnesota state dental society on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whipple
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Rochester Institution
Minneapolis
Whipple
Gardner
Minnesota State Dental Society
Marriage Licenses Filed for Two Couples in Illinois
Edward C. Calvin of Chicago and Bertha Goebel of Quincy obtained a marriage license. Andrew S. Long of Albion Indiana, age 53, and Anna Carney of Quincy, age 42, also secured licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Calvin
Legal
Chicago
Bertha Goebel
Quincy
Andrews. Long
Albion
Ind
Anna Carney
Weather outlook for Illinois Missouri and Iowa
Illinois clears and grows colder Wednesday with a late cold wave in the extreme south Thursday brings fair skies and warmer afternoon. Missouri sees fair conditions Wednesday with colder temps in the extreme east and fair Thursday as temperatures rise. Iowa stays fair Wednesday and likely Thursday with warming to follow in the west. Sunrise 6 29 a m sunset 5 55 p m moon sets 10 10 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Rise Fan River Fercoaat near Muscatine Louisiana
The river below Muscatine Louisiana will change but little as ice gorges affect the flow. Local observers report minimal impact on navigation and water levels, with steady currents despite cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Louisiana
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Jie
Colbiys Plow Works
Michart
Abe Martin
H. Endres
Ame
Biuica
Concordia
W. Vornham
Meyer
Stormer
I. Vornham
Painters Va
Gerdes
Engineers’ Club
Lewis Shoe Company
Claude G. Pierson
John J. Skkearney
Socialist Party
Labor Party
Shrapnell
William H. Unglaub
26Th Aero Squadron
104Th Aero Replacement Squadron
Q. K
Earl Suter
Bowen
Engineers
Trenry Alford
Clayton
Alford
Great Lakes
Clyde W. Winner
Luxemburg
Coblenz
Tours
Eugene Ralph
Quincy Boy
Chaddock
Ldo S
Daily River Bulletin
Davenport
Ottumwa
Frogen
Quincy Fees
Louisiana Eo
Trix Cinar
Kentucky Street
Toulousa
Loren C. Cox
Welle Building
Morrla Adler-Moller Co
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